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Koodari · 2004-12-25, 11:32

So, how do I tell if a new memory stick is really working properly and the machine will stay stable? What software and where from? (Free as in beer, if possible.)

edit: machine is 700MHz iBook, 128MB memory + 256MB more now.

Maciej · 2004-12-25, 16:12

Brad suggested a program called Rember to me in, this thread. I was having stability problems, so check it out.

Brad · 2004-12-26, 13:59

Yup.

Rember is the most thorough memory checker I've found for Mac OS X. It's a wrapper for Memtest, a program that you can run from single-user mode to really check every last ounce of memory.

They're both free as in beer!

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Koodari Veteran Member Join Date: Jun 2004	2004-12-25, 11:32 So, how do I tell if a new memory stick is really working properly and the machine will stay stable? What software and where from? (Free as in beer, if possible.) edit: machine is 700MHz iBook, 128MB memory + 256MB more now.
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Maciej M AH - ch ain saw Join Date: May 2004	2004-12-25, 16:12 Brad suggested a program called Rember to me in, this thread. I was having stability problems, so check it out.
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